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Newspaper

Perry Advertiser

Location

Perry, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1898

Page

7

Republican Convention Nominates Slate Amid Hectic Proceedings

A fragmented report from the Republican convention outlines temporary leadership and a flurry of appointments. Delegates chose committee members on resolutions and central committee slots across counties, with Senator Alison lauded and McKinley praised for steady leadership.

Merriam Acekuma Seabee Stomor Stillwell Smith Ginn William Ello Woo Priyne Stotle Cemirnd Gomu J. Tun Jutrody Harvey Ingham Os Ton Abl Funk Dickinson Neuses Central Commes C . Philippa Jackson Cotintys C. Canee Chieka Osimee Tinegolds Aponsiavosty Ida Alison Presient McKinley Shaw E. Merr Delaware Colly Pato ‘Alto Morrian Aleks Hartshorn Milton Rennie Johnson County Balla Pottewattiam

Prize Money In War Plans And Command Roles

Fragmented text outlines prize money and naval command during a war. Mentions Admiral Dewey as commander in chief and references American ships. Includes garbled names and scattered phrases about the North Atlantic fleet and commerce.

de Cordatee Congress Dewey Avalon North Atlantic Joka Lee

Great Western Improvements Cut Grades and Expand Track

The annual report shows Great Western's plan to reduce maximum grades from one percent to a half percent, increasing engine and freight capacity. From 1897 to 1898 funds were spent on track widening, embankment strengthening, new bridges, and ballast. Freight earnings per mile led the industry, with extensive bridge work and track upgrades continuing into 1898.

Great Westrh Great Western Stickney Great’ Western Chicago St. Paul

Young Candidate Discusses Previous Marriage Plans

The text references a young and blushing candidate and mentions marriage history and plans. It notes a previous marriage and hints at ongoing personal considerations. Details are fragmented and uncertain about dates or places.

War and peace with hints of home and cheap railway fare

Fragmentary note discusses peace, home, and relocation. Mentions an immigration agent at 164 La Salle Street offering cheap furnished advance prices via Chicago Railway. Reads as a cryptic classified item or notice urging settlement before relapse.

Chicago C. B la ‘Salle Stre

Gracie No: railway official shifts and remarks

Gracie No declares parts of a discussion about railway promotions and staff changes. W Stomersonley, currently superintendent of Car Service for Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway, Cincinnati, is to create three new positions in Transportation on August 29 and abolish his current post. Riles is noted for a merit promotion. The piece includes tangential remarks on etiquette and public figures.

W. Stomersonley Baltimore &Ohio South

Chinese Characteristics Indifferent to Suffering and Faring in Trade

A 19th century critique portrays Chinese as emotionally detached from suffering yet scrupulously honest in commerce. It notes a instinct to protect face, strong credit norms, and a famed generosity in justice, as well as a rare belief in formalized records like the phrase putte.book. It cites a case of an American aided by a Chinese comprador and highlights native business phrases.

Cooke Tivell

Gloucester Sees Unidentified Vessel on Horizon

A second officer reports a hostile silhouette on the horizon near Gloucester. The observer identifies the ship as American and notes it is an auxiliary cruiser rather than a battleship. The crew prepares for possible action while awaiting confirmation.

Inventions and Devices From Frayed Text Fragments

The passage describes experimental coatings for pliable metals with lead or waxed compounds and rubber stoppers. It mentions a knife blade with a guiding slot, a top knob to slice edges, collapsible garment supports, a cork mechanism, and a device to keep objects clean while a rotating screen and air blasts are used, all reflecting a sketchy historical invention note.

Musteliter's Stomach Bitters and a Needle Fatality

A fragmentary report mentions a tailor swallowing a needle and dying from resulting inflammation. It references Musteliter's Stomach Bitters claiming to revive nervous and weak individuals. It also notes a Philadelphia widow pensioner who died in 1877 and whose daughter for 21 years impersonated her to collect the pension.

Philadelphia

Insecticide claims and paper floors in German dwelling ideas

An advertisement touts CANOLINE insecticide as non poisonous and cheap, promising to kill ticks lice fleas bed bugs and more while curing various skin ailments. It also notes paper floors for dwellings in Germany, described as durable with no crevices. A Missouri dispute over two neighboring pigs led to legal costs and a compromise.

Cannon Chemical Co St. Louis Germany

No-Fo-le for Fifty Cents and Texan Promos

Fragmented ad style text advertises Southern Texas colonization, pamphlets, cheap excursions, and a religious note on church collections. It mentions Joan Linderholm manager and a Chicago address, along with curious claims about diet and tobacco babies. The source is garbled but preserves named entities and period tone.

United States Gulf Coast Texas Southern Texas Colonization Company Joan Linderholm Rialto Chicago Texan

Br. Kay's Lung Bai 202 N. Y Des Moines No 37 1898

A fragmented item references Br. Kay's and a year 1898 with scattered place names including New York and Des Moines. The readable portions suggest a brief notice or advertisement fragment likely about a publication or business.

Kay's Lung “Bai N. Y.des Moines

Moville Plaques Boost Home Decor In American Market

A historic promotion features Moville designed porcelain game plaques, American wildlife subjects, rich colors, and gold trimmed boards. Reproductions offered via Elastic Starch backed sales from J C Hi ger Bros Co, with a time-limited grocery offer to obtain the plaques through local grocers.

Moville J. Oy Hubinger Bros. Co Messis Ger

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